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#89 Drop optical boot column from release blocking images list
Closed: Fixed by amoloney. Opened by kparal.

Closed: Fixed
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Hi, this is a request for changing releases/modules/ROOT/pages/f43/blocking.adoc (rendered doc). Currently it contains optical boot is blocking column. Please drop the whole column. Based on Proposal: Drop optical media boot release criterion, optical boot has been removed from the release-blocking functionality list.

(Also, non-related, KDE is still listed under the Spins/ directory, when it's now be in the KDE/directory instead. That would also be good to fix).

Hello @amoloney , I think you tried to fix this in
https://pagure.io/fedora-pgm/pgm_docs/c/660fb1c8c94239e32b5311fd2328fb08b6767a68?branch=main

However, the change was not fully right. From the title row, the | optical boot is blocking was supposed to get deleted, not the full row. And in all the other rows, the second column ( | yes or | no) was supposed to be deleted.

The current doc, as it is right now, is quite confusing, because it has no title row, so people don't know what the other columns mean.
Edited by kparal

Aw rats :( ok sorry about that, let me fix this up so its not complete nonsense!

I know what I did, I deleted the row, not the column - d'oh! I've edited the page now, it should be rebuilt in a few hours so hopefully its correct now with the column for optical blocking on each deliverable now removed.

I know what I did, I deleted the row, not the column - d'oh! I've edited the page now, it should be rebuilt in a few hours so hopefully its correct now with the column for optical blocking on each deliverable now removed.

It's not rendered correctly now. I've fixed it in:
https://pagure.io/fedora-pgm/pgm_docs/pull-request/90

Please review and merge. I also updated some of the image names which were outdated.

Commit 05ba3d78 relates to this ticket

Commit c73217b9 fixes this issue
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